Seriously? Well what do you think? you jump off of a tower that's 764 ft high- over concrete!, with nothing but a wrist thick bundle of rubber bands tied to your ankles to stop you from plowing into the ground like a bug into a windshield. I've made several hundred bungee jumps but never had the opportunity to jump off anything quite that high yet. But I would jump at the chance!-No pun intended! But every single jump is scary- from the first one, only 100 ft high over water-it was terryifying, to my last jump that I made-although only 250 ft high it was my-well not sure I've lost track- but my several hundredth jump and it too, was "scary"- they all are. Sure they get easier to do and less scary, but it never goes away! There is always fear- other wise why do it? that's the whole reason for doing it. But I would have to say that to jump off the tower at Macau-for your first jump would be very very "scary"- although EXTREMELY HORRIFYING would probably be a more accurate description!
The location of the largest bungee jump in the world is the Macau Tower in Macau, China. It stands out from other bungee jumping sites because it offers a free fall of 233 meters (764 feet), making it one of the highest bungee jumps in the world.
The tallest bungee jump in the world is located in Macau, China. It stands out from other bungee jumping sites because it is set on the top of the Macau Tower, which is 764 feet high, providing an exhilarating free fall experience with stunning views of the city.
The Macau Tower jump is a thrilling activity that involves bungee jumping from a tall tower. It is considered an adrenaline-pumping experience by many thrill-seekers.
Would you be willing to try the thrilling Macau Tower bungee jump for a memorable experience?
Commercialized Bungee Jumping indeed originated in New Zealand. But the peoples of the Solomon Islands had practiced a similar recreation long before, but in a more formal cultural context. The tallest Bungee Jump currently (mid 2012) is an A J Hacket operation on the Macau Tower, at 233 m.
Some of the biggest bungee jumps in the world can be found in Macau, China at the AJ Hackett Macau Tower, in South Africa at the Bloukrans Bridge, and in New Zealand at the Nevis Bungy in Queenstown. These locations offer thrilling bungee jumps from great heights for adventurous individuals seeking an adrenaline rush.
The Macau Tower is located in the Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. Construction was completed in 2001 and the tower is 338m (1,108.9 ft.) high.
Hackett developed a super-stretchy elastic bungee cord in the mid 1980s and demonstrated its use by throwing himself off the Eiffel Tower in Paris in 1987
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So you don't die.
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